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Seatbelt neck adjuster
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I've got a decent gel type cushion so I'll give that a go first.
Halfords sell the adjusters, albeit primarily aimed at children. Common sense says they'd interfere with the seatbelt operation but I wouldn't have thought they would be allowed to sell them if they were in any way unsafe.
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I've also got an i4 and a wife who finds the seat belt uncomfortable - she bought and has been using it for a few months now - she thinks it makes a big difference, and I don't even notice it on the seat belt when I'm driving. I understand the logic that it might cause an issue in an accident, but I also suspect the power of the pretensioner firing will be far greater than the extra resistance of the adjuster clip.
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